Doctors wan go too?

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Doctors shud not believe bubu for 1 seconds. They shud go on strike. Lawyers shed go on strike . Civil servants shud go on strike. National assembly shud go on strike. Beggars shud go on strike. NLC and TUC shud go on strike. Save Nigeria Group shud go on strike too. Let us shut down this lie lie, evil govt.

buhari should RIP

Quakertellicus1:
Bored this am

Well, expanding on my previous post

1.We need to make all tertiary hospitals public private. That means increased fees....but that makes them able to generate extra funds.

2.We should also allow hospitals raise money themselves....maybe as non-profit organisations (OAUTH, UITH, ABUTH, UNTH, etc could come together and set up a Hospital trust fund...to raise money).

3.Hopstials could be run as trusts....into which companies would contribute money

4.We have to raise taxes too....and not only to get cash for hospitals.

5.The bulk of government funding can be spent on primary and secondary healthcare...now that tertiary hospitals have alternative sources of funding.

6.Why not spend more on Schools that train CHEW/SHO/...to work on the frontlines in the rural areas.

7.We need more consultants and more residents.

8.Involve the Private Sector more.

You re the best.

If a quarter of Nigerians had what you have in your skull, Nigeria would have been a better place.

senile old man you go beg tire

Buhari why nah? If u don't want them to go on strike, then do the needful. Useless, ceremonial president.

asuustrike2009:

Health Insurance for Nigerians will go a long way to solve this menace

Simple. If you don't have it you will not be served. Nigerians must begin to take personal responsibility for the quality of their lives. Enough of big government.

Promise n fail government apc bubuhari n zombies are total failure

Op (beg) you kidding me right? Anywayz 9ja News with 9ja Topics.... those fagg re smiling sha (if u know what I'm tryin to talk bout)

Quakertellicus1:


Thanks too for insulting GEJ's government because the doctors too went on strike during his government well well.

And they got an agreement the last time they went on strike....which GEJ did not fulfill , and ran off and left in the hands of Buhari last year.

Besides, What do you think the government should do to adequately fund hospitals.? I think that is what we should be talking about here. Methinks that you do not have any ideas on the matter.(My ideas are above)

must we continue to compare the last administration with our so called chain oh change, is that not the reason why the confuse people like u.

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inside ur bedroom.

Mumu begging

saintkel:
Our doctors sef, all they care s for dia tummy

well doctors r human too aren't they?? N they too hv needs like u n I. Every labourer is worthy of he's wage. I think d fed govt should really listen to them ds time around n begin to attend to all of dia demands, d health sector is a sensitive one n therefore shuldnt b toyed wt.

Quakertellicus1:
We(Nigeria) are in a tough spot financially.....so the govt cannot fund medical doctors salaries adequately.

The problem is...there is a solution, and that involves increasing hospital fees, making tertiary hospitals public private and cutting costs in most hospitals too.

But those solutions are not politically popular.

I suppose we could increase hospital allocations. Especially in view of the budget's sad decisions. But let's be honest.....our tertiary hospitals need far more money than the government can give. We import most vital hospital equipment, and we also have to spend money on training., among other things.

Better yet, we can look into upgrading traditional medicine. All this herbalists u see around fit give all this medical doctors a run for their profession

finally APC government is generating jobs for Nigerians. sai daura dull@rd.

10,000 health care centres, at d end of d day northerners will have 8,000 while d easterners will have 200, while d west will hav 15000, and d south will hav 300, who is fooling who? just d way we are suffering from fuel scarcity now that buhari has started dumping fuel back to d north to replace the one Jonathan emptied which they had kept for their reserve in many more years to come, that is d real cause of d fuel scarcity. the northe recieved 70percent of d fuel brought in into d country this week while d west and d south east has to continue to suffer, buhari president for d northerners only.

are yous sure they should go on strike? Imagine a member of your family( God forbid) gets rushed to the hospital and because you were advocating for strike the patient was left outside in the sun or rain! how would you feel. There are civilized way of doing things, The president has pleaded for time to resolve this and we are just so impatient with everything.... kai this country self... i feel some people should be shipped to the sea and left to sail to another country. PATIENCE brings Success

your Signature makes sense, shame your Vision is clouded!

Joshuahunpe:
Hahahahahahahahaha.... I support the movement Doctors must go for strike. This man has failed woefully. And dont forget to check my signature.....

Quakertellicus1:
Bored this am

Well, expanding on my previous post

1.We need to make all tertiary hospitals public private. That means increased fees....but that makes them able to generate extra funds.

2.We should also allow hospitals raise money themselves....maybe as non-profit organisations (OAUTH, UITH, ABUTH, UNTH, etc could come together and set up a Hospital trust fund...to raise money).

3.Hopstials could be run as trusts....into which companies would contribute money

4.We have to raise taxes too....and not only to get cash for hospitals.

5.The bulk of government funding can be spent on primary and secondary healthcare...now that tertiary hospitals have alternative sources of funding.

6.Why not spend more on Schools that train CHEW/SHO/...to work on the front lines in the rural areas.

7.We need more consultants and more residents.

8.Involve the Private Sector more.

But this government is clearly a socialist leaning one with planned handouts and all manner of subsidies and economic protectionist policies it projects. How does it bridge this image gap of giving with one hand and taking with the other. Buhari remains an establishment figure and still strongly believes in an oil based economy, hoping prices will rise in order to create prosperity with good management rather that one based on the strengths and collective wills of the populace to produce their way to wealth. I can't see it happen with this government.

4just:
yahoo yahoo government all na scam
Dokita the more you look the less you see ooo

If you always do this to get nairaland" likes", then it doesn't fit you and it does not also make sense. Is this the way you were created? or there was an adulteration along the way?

As conditn take be now sef, i'm even surprised NLC hasn't gone on strike. Even d small manage manage wey d masses dey bear with before isn't affordable anymore.

Employing more primary health care workers like CHEWs and CHOs into the existing PHC centers is better than building new once that will not work. Preventive medicine is really the answer to existing community health problems. Reviewing SURE-P Programme could be the starting point.

Employing more primary health care workers like CHEWs and CHOs into the existing PHC centers is better than building new once that will not work. Preventive medicine is really the answer to existing community health problems. Reviewing SURE-P Programme could be the starting point because to the best of my knowledge the programme helped in improving community health status.

Funding funding and more funding is what tertiary hospitals need. NHIS should be revamped as a matter of national urgency else we are going nowhere. Private employers must ensure their workers have health insurance.
Once the funding is in place, things will improve.

Building 10,000 non-sustainable PHC centres is not the answer. We don't even have enough health workers to staff them. Go to the rural areas, empower the already existing health centres whether public or private. Let them partner with govt and monitor them closely.

Let the tertiary health centres be run as such. They should stop handling basic care.

I wish everybody in this country will go on strike now let this dullard step up

durentdbiitch:
Buhari is a mess, he had beta Legalise gay marriage so dat d US can help us.

You be weyrey raised to power 100.

And legalise Indian hemp and get help from them Rastafari in Jamaica, bah?

AreaFada2:


You be weyrey raised to power 100.

And legalise Indian hemp and get help them Rastafari in Jamaica, bah?

Baba why u dey beg.... Burutai no dey to use again ni....

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Una don start again wit una insult. Thought you folks will have learnt a lesson or two. Apparently not.

Don't mind the guy he call other health workers allied health workers and u think without them a doctor can do the work alone...Even cleaner is very important in a hospital ....jst like what is happening BTW pathologist and medical laboratory scientist ...u want to head a medical laboratory as a pathologist doctor but u can not do the work but u want to sign a laboratory result that was carried out by a Medical laboratory scientist so at d end u d pathologist will take d glory.....Bros it can not work,ThankGod the industrial court have given order in favour of a Medical laboratory scientist..

How are we sure he will build 10000 primary health care centers in 2 years? Story for the chickens.